Congrats Easton Bevins and Alexis Pazdernik
2024 Homecoming King and Queen
Here is the link to the coronation livestream if you are not able to be here in person!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Gd4hZWINnw
Homecoming dress up days for Kickstart -6th and 7-12th
Homecoming Coronation
Our weekly winners have been picked! Congratulations to this group of students for showing Thunderbird Pride this week!
October Newsletter is out now! It's filled with great information for all grade levels and a great update for what's happening at WOWE. Paper copies are available in the school offices.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1u9fCEXgMi1knJYJGOIL0d1YEhCEBxhJGWovdxGnYmMo/edit?usp=sharing
Go Pink/Tackle Cancer night TONIGHT
Get your pink out!
Let's Tackle Cancer
October 7-12 Activities
( Please note, Tuesday, Oct 8th JH Volleyball has Frazee and Waubun listed!
Teal and Black will be in different locations
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🌲 Reminder: Waubun School Forest Open House & Night Hike 🌲
📅 This Saturday, October 5th
🕕 Time: 6 PM - 9 PM
📍 Location: Waubun School Forest
Join us for a fun family night in the forest! Don’t miss out on:
• Meeting our new Outdoor Education Teachers
• Learning about the exciting School Forest program for students Kick-Start to 12th grade
• A 1.3-mile glow stick hike
• Winding down with s’mores and hot chocolate around the campfire 🔥☕️
Also if you have any items to donate this would be a perfect time to drop off!
We can’t wait to see you there for this fun and cozy evening under the stars! 🌟
October Senior of the Month
Attention JH Volleyball has been CANCELLED
We are excited to host Jordan Toma this morning for our 4th-12th grade today. A little about Mr Toma.
My name is Jordan Toma, I have a strong and inspiring message for young students with learning disabilities. My story is geared towards elementary school through high school students, their parents and teachers. I am currently A Motivational Speaker, Financial Advisor and a real estate investor "But it hasn't always been this easy" My life has been a roller-coaster with this "Learning Disability" and I let it control my confidence and outlook on life for the first 18 years. I let it define me - it became a permanent label stuck to my shirt every day. I will give you an idea of what I mean. You know when you are attending a conference and they give you a name tag to pin to your shirt? As far as I was concerned I had a permanent name tag. But mine said "You're not as smart as everyone else. You can't do this". This happened to me because of my experience in school and it grew roots into everything I did. I would feel helpless in class. I struggled to understand why I couldn't just pick up information like everyone else. I remember sitting in class telling myself I am going to try really hard to understand everything in class today just like everyone else and be a normal student, but I just couldn't grasp it! I was made fun of because sometimes I had to have special lessons. Other students, even so called "friends" called me dumb. I let this problem control me until I graduated in 2008. I was accepted into a life changing program called Step Ahead at Centenary University. I remember moving in filled with fear and anxiety. I went into the bathroom looked at myself in the mirror and promised myself I was going to change. I knew I couldn't let this label last forever. After that I started building a foundation of confidence and belief in myself brick by brick. It has brought me to where I am today. This journey has just started for me but now I believe it's time to help young students that can relate to my story. My objective is to create the foundations of the belief, the confidence, the work ethic and everything that you need to become the best you can be now and not let anything ever get in your way.
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